I'm in an expensive market (NYC) where there appears to be little opportunity for novice investors.

I may be on the wrong track, but I was thinking that being occupied making a a living for the time being in a field where I am constantly seeing, showing, selling property that it would expose me more to an area I know little about but am fascinated by.I also thought that by virtue of industry itself, I'd gain access to multiple data resources that would combine info for work and for self.As a novice, wouldn't learning real estate help with future intended investing, while earning an income as I learn?

So you might find the comments “hilarious” but quite a few novice investors have used advice like that to keep from making some huge blunders. 8)

My aim is to provide novice/ 1st time investors w/ real life safe investment opportunities.

I am always looking to network and help other investors, seasoned or novice, in connecting with other investors and business owners.

My real estate background is novice.

As an novice investor I would suggest investing only in an area of driving distance (NY, NJ, CT.)

Great for a novice investor and I would suppose experts in the industry as well.Hopefully, with continued effort and research on my part I can find the answers to my questions and get my first deal.Thanks for having such a great resource of information and people.Nicole

I really appreciate sharing those kind of info for a novice like me.

How did you go from novice investor to huge (or medium) sized company.